Greece’s woes may continue to weigh on metal prices but, slight improvement in investor sentiments post G-8 has provided the “Euro” currency to gain 0.12 percent early morning and may continue in today’s session. The Dollar index has also weakened 0.11 percent on Friday after gaining consecutively for the last 13 days may continue to […]
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While there are significant forms of data risk in European economies this week, the prime market risk will continue to be represented by Greek worries. To that effect, following this weekend’s G8 meeting at Camp David, expect the risk of more detailed thoughts on how Germany and might stimulate growth agendas in Greece and perhaps
Market Review May 21 2012 Read More »
A Little Of This And A Little Of That From Financial Markets Around The Globe Commodities and equities took a breather and were seen recuperating from the recent slump though persistent worries over euro zone debt crisis and political uncertainty in Greece made investors remain guarded. Rebound in euro from a four month low levels
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Asian markets are down on mounting uncertainty among Spanish banks and political havoc in Greece. Additionally, unfavorable economic data from the US also led to rise in risk aversion in the global markets. Moody’s Investors Service downgraded debt ratings of 16 Spanish banks mentioning a recession and increasing loan losses. Fitch Ratings cut Greece’s credit
Market Review May 18 2012 Read More »
After four consecutive sessions of battering, Gold futures prices nudge higher at the early Globex by over half a percent amid optimism of the Fed minutes that intimated a several members support for additional monetary easing should the economic recovery lost momentum. Despite the Japan GDP number exceeded the estimates, shares are not showing any
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International gold prices have lost almost all their gains this year, trailing even weaker stock markets, but experts say the precious metal is poised to bounce back in the medium to long term even if it loses more lustre in the short term. Global prices of the metal had plunged to $1,547.99 per ounce, the lowest in
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Following a positive start, U.S. stocks closed in the red for a fourth straight session on Wednesday, as investors weighed strong U.S. economic data against ongoing uncertainty about Greece’s political situation. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 33 points, 0.3%, finishing at the lowest level since mid-January. The S&P 500 dropped 6 points, or 0.4%,
Market Review May 17 2012 Read More »
Markets traded with a negative bias again, with equities falling, the USD rallying, and commodities selling off. Bonds were fairly flat after yesterday’s rally. The Greek political parties have failed to form a coalition government and it seems as though another election may well be in the offing, with June 17th being bandied about as
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Unfavorable tertiary industry activity data from Japan coupled with decline in the country’s machinery orders and failure of talks to form a New Greek government led to rise in risk aversion in the global markets today. This resulted Asian markets to trade on a negative note today. Greece has scheduled to hold its second election in
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Today, Mr. Hollande will officially become the next French president. He will then announce his government. While it will only be a temporary government for up to one month until the French Deputy elections it will nonetheless send a message regarding the direction of French economic policy and its relationship with the European project for
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